Raymond Houston

When I first saw one of Raymond Houston’s quilts it mesmerized me. I just wanted to follow the loops his blocks created. He uses the operations of symmetry and a single patch to create his very unique patchwork quilts. Raymond is an author, designer & textile artist at Nacho Grandma’s Quilts. While enjoying his retirement he’s making quilts and…

Lynn Kane

First of all I want to thank Lynn Kane for her service as a Marine, an EMS, and a Firefighter! At times it seemed that Lynn just couldn’t get a break from her hardships and then she shared with me – But do you know what the lemonade was from that? Wow. What a wonderful attitude. Here are…

Scarlett Rose

Well known for her Celtic knotwork designs for applique, sashiko, embroidery and quilting, Scarlett Rose also enjoys designing delightful scrap quilts based on traditional patterns. She brings a unique perspective to these redesigned classic patchwork patterns, keeping the vintage look but using easier techniques for the construction. Here’s a couple photos of Scarlett’s quilts, which…

Debi Montgomery

I have been following Debi Montgomery on her Mystery Quilts Anonymous Facebook Group for awhile now and love her mystery quilts.  I want to read something that one of her other followers wrote to her as it tells how wonderful Debi is.  They wrote, “You spend your time encouraging over 10 thousand quilters to know…

Carolyn Burgess

Carolyn Burgess’ quilt Wings of Hope caught my eye as I scrolled through Facebook. Then after seeing her post the Angels of Hope quilt, I had to contact her for an interview. Yes, there is a story behind these beautiful quilts and of course I wanted to hear Carolyn’s story. For those of you who applique, you’ll want…